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the airstrikes are restarting, the cease-fire is unraveling and now families aboard that 100 hostages left asking what happens now? welcome, everybody. happy to have you. i am neil cavuto and this is your world. a lot of confusion in the middle east right now particularly over a possible which is absolutely stopped. it s not going to be brought back. the indications are from israel it has no desire to bring that pause back. where in this holding pattern with these hostages and particularly their families wondering what happens to make the way more. idf operations continue in gaza tonight and it has been a busy day of fighting across the country. multiple countries. gaza, as well as israel and then here on the northern front in lebanon we have seen some fighting as well. the idf has hit to hundred terrorist targets within gaza. hamas terrorists have launched targets at southern and central israel. including missile at tel aviv that were intercepted by the iron dome ....
forward peaceful and i want to tell them we are going to engage them, we are going to have a conversation so that together we can build a greater nation. in answer to the public outcry, mps will be debating a revised version of the original bill, which was first read in may. having withdrawn some of the least popular hikes, including a 2.5% yearly tax on vehicles and a 16% vat tax on bread. but for many protesters, this is not enough in the face of the rising cost of living. live to nairobi now and our east africa correspondent merchuma. hello to you. tell us more about this huge shift for the government and what the outlook is now. a, government and what the outlook is now. , ., ., ., is now. a very good morning from nairobi. is now. a very good morning from nairobi. yes, - is now. a very good morning from nairobi. yes, today- is now. a very good morningi from nairobi. yes, today the bill is being debated in parliament, this is a controversial finance bill 2024, an ....
for a brexit heavy queen s speech without a majority we talk you through what s at stake. remember the romantic days of supersonic air travel? the days when the concorde was the choice of the jet set. well its back to the future at the paris air show. welcome to world business report. i m sally bundock, also in the programme toshiba has just announced who will buy its prized chip making unit. we ll be live in tokyo for the latest. the british government sets out its legislative programme for the coming year today, and the economy looks set to take centre stage. ancient custom means it s actually announced by queen elizabeth, hence the name of the occasion the queen s speech. the recent general election left the governing conservative party without a parliamentary majority. so it is currently working on a deal to get the support of northern ireland s democratic unionist party. but that minority status could limit how bold the government wants to be, at a time when ec ....
now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. as kaesler‘s as ka esler‘s latest as kaesler‘s latest earnings shift into high gear we look at china and india leading asia s ambitions for electric cars. tesla s latest. and the dow pushes past 22,000 mark. will the rally extends to asia. kickstand to asia 7 will the rally extends to asia. kickstand to asia? welcome to asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl business report. i am sharanjit leyl. we begin with the auto sector. electric car maker temper tesla just reported revenues of more than $2 billion for the april june quarter, more than doubling. the electric car maker burnt through more than $1 billion in that quarter, ramping up production for its mass market model three, released last week. there are about half a million pre orders for the model three. asia has its own ambitions when it comes to electric cars. china has mandated 8% of all vehicles sold the new energy cars by ....
and the markets still loving president trumps pro growth drive of tax cuts, big spending and deregulation. and as the head of bt europe resigns over an accounting scandal, we ll be getting the inside track from our business editor, simonjack, on that and all the rest of the stories he s been covering this week. after ten years of almost constant growth, the sales of soft sugary drinks in australian supermarkets has fallen by more than $60 million. we want to know are you more aware of sugar, and is it changing the way you shop? just use #bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. we start in the us, where, as you have been hearing, uk prime minister theresa may will become the first world leader to meet president trump when they hold talks later today. mrs may has called on the president to renew the special relationship between the two countries. she is keen to show britain can prosper outside the european union, so lining up a post brexit trade deal is high on her agenda ....